Tag: wedding planning

Iconic Wedding Dates: Story of 11-12-13 Marriage

Are you a ‘numbers person’ looking for the perfect date? Maybe it’s your grandparents’ anniversary, the year after your proposal, or your lucky number. Some of my friends were very particular about their date and what it represented, but for me, it was mostly about the month. Last year the iconic date was 11-12-13 and […]

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How To Get Your Guy Involved In Wedding Planning

Wedding planning falls to the bride, whether she wants a big or small wedding. Guys just don’t seem to care that much. Maybe it’s the details, maybe it’s not masculine enough, maybe they’re just lazy. I know I’m stereotyping, but this is my experience and all of my friends. I’m not saying my guy isn’t […]

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Questions to Ask Your Wedding Venue or Reception Site

Before I started visiting venues for our wedding, I looked over lists of questions. This helped me think beyond “It’s so beautiful” and think more “What will actually work for us?” Everyone has different priorities, so some of these questions might not apply to you. We wanted a place for our ceremony to be outside and […]

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Virtual Layout for Wedding: LinenTablecloth.com

Our event coordinator at Foss Waterway Seaport has dealt with a lot of brides and has learned valuable tips from each event. When I last met with her, she suggested that I check out www.linentablecloth.com for layout planning. A bride told her about this amazing site and she passed it along to her new brides-to-be. Yes, you […]

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Should I Hire A Wedding Planner?

8 months until show time and already some people are stressing about the wedding. It’s not so bad that I’m stressing out or worrying about them, but I am thinking proactively. Plus, I love that people care so much about our wedding that they want it to be beautiful and ‘perfect’ – whatever that means. […]

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First Step to Planning a Wedding

My first step to planning our wedding is to create an Excel spreadsheet. I use spreadsheets to organize almost everything. Each tab is a different category, which allows me to add as much information/ideas as I can. Another tip is to use Google Drive if you have a gmail account. This let me add information from […]

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Our Proposal

Tyler is a lineman apprentice, which means he is sent to work wherever they need him. Tyler was going to work in Southern Oregon (about 6 hours away), so we decided to go out to a really nice dinner before he left. As soon as I got home from work on Friday night, Tyler was […]

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